1. Teacher Notes
Use this template presentation to introduce The Bill of Rights TEKS 5.21 A,B, and C. This template can also be used by students for researching information after the lesson has been conducted.
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2. The Bill of Rights What are the Bill of Rights?
They are very necessary rules for our country to live by.
What are the Bill of Rights?

3. The Bill of Rights
The Bill of Rights are the first 10 Amendments to the Constitution. 1 5 9 2 6 10 7 3 8 4

4. Amendment 1 Text What I conclude Example Basic Freedoms
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5. Amendment 2 Text What I conclude Example Rights to bear arms
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6. Amendment 3 Text What I conclude Example Quartering of soldiers
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7. Amendment 4 Text What I conclude Example Search and arrest
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8. Amendment 5
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What I conclude
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Rights in criminal cases

9. Amendment 6
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What I conclude
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Rights to a fair trial

10. Amendment 7
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What I conclude
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Rights in civil cases

11. Amendment 8
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What I conclude
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Bail, fines, punishment

12. Amendment 9
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Rights retained by the people

13. Amendment 10
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What I conclude
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States’ rights

14. How would life be different if the Bill of Rights was not passed?
NOTE TO TEACHER
Students need to choose one or more amendments to reflect on for an assessment.
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15. The Bill of Rights
Reflections
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